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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-17
THE COURTS.
United states Court.

The following motions will bc called for
arguments this morning, and counsel are
expected to be presents 800, Pan Electric
Telephone company VIZ. American Bell
Telephone company; motion 10 dismiss
2,s92, Port Gibson oil works vs. Wigs n
Co.; motion TO dispose Of demurrer. 2.S76,
A. G. Porter vs.. Milbun Gin and Machine
company; motion TO dispose OF clerks NJ
port. 1929, John Paul vs.. insurance com
pany; motion TO dispose Of demurrer
2,ss2, Pat Colligan w. Kansas City, SPRING
field & Memphis railroad company; motion
for new trial. 2,9l0, w. < Brooks Il Go.
VI. II. q. Dun x Co.; motion to dismiss
Together with motions 10 dismiss for want
al jurisdiction in following eases: 2,alS.
Mike ONeil W. Kansas City, Springfield
u Memphis railroad company; 2,0i7 Ed
Bradley w. Kansas City, Springfield q
Memphis railroad company; 2,0ii. \. g..
Lake vs.. Kansas City, Springfield ~ Mem
phis railroad company; 2,0l2, John Goston
W.. Kansas City, Springfield 4 Memphis
railroad company; 2,032, NJ. l.. Cariharth
W. Kansas City, Springfield d Memphis
railroad comDguV.
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County ueEi.t.r. Onise.

Tho following transfers have been iilcd
for registration:
Chlcknaw land company 10 the VI,
G.. & =. +. Il. II. Co., lot on Short Third
street, for $500 10.
Chickaaw Land company TO NJ, g.. 4
PIP. H. II. Co., l2l 9j-lOO acres Of land
known rs Prospect park, 10 3l.lOO acres
known rs Riverside park, In consiIemson
Of the railroad company expanding $1,000
IN ono year apd 5000 per year ior four
years In Identifying the grounds and IT.
ting them up NJ public parks also III
acres north Of Prospect park, 70 b. used NJ
location for railroad shop, etc. None OF
this land can be diverted from the purpose
Il i donated for or sold, except by and
with the consent Of tho Chickasaw Land
company.
Memphis, Greenwood & Prospect Park
Railroad company 10 Prospect Park & Belt
Railway company, the entire real estate
and rolling stock, railroad track, rights ri
way, etc, belonging 10 the gruntop, for
500. 600, $50. 900 cash and fnl mortgage
bonds for the residue. The realty consists
Of a lot on Short Third street; six tracts Oi
land on the line Of the road, including the
site for Prospect park.
Prospect Park & Belt Railway company,
deed Of trust 10 Manhattan Savings Bank
and Trust company, trustee, 10 secure 500
bonds Of 500 each, to be- issued 10y said
company; seven tracts Of land, among
which II Prospect park; also the the Pros
pect Park railroad and It's franchises and
rights.
The other transfers were:
Louis Erb and wife 10 G. u. Jones, lots
II and ~, Gilchrist 4 Martins subdivis.
ion, for 1900.
w. II. Irby and wife 10 II. T. Brown,
n lot In Collieryillc, for $500.
VIM. l.. and II. =. Lehman 10 Alexander
X. Watson, 4Oxl75 feet on Dayic avenue,
for 500.
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Tn Honor of the Late nr. w.,.ou.
lpcrIal Dl,natrh 10 INC AnIeal.

rpctihl bfIAteh 70 thc Appeal
Holly SPRINGS, Miss, Dec. l6.-Today
at II O'Clock large audience assembled in
the courtroom to hear the report Of the
committee appointed by the lar meeting
on Monday. the 10Th inst, touching the
death OF the Hon. T.. VI. Watson. Mai
VIM. VI. Strickland read the report Of the
committee. which consisted OF beautiful
memorial 81 the deceased. Mai. Addison
Graft, by direction Of the committee, read
an eloquent tribute; also, short addresses
were made ~ Capt. James +. FAINT, judge
.. Davis, Judge II. $. Stith, Capt. &. L.
Rates. nr. W. r. lIycr, Judge u. +. Kim
brough, Judge W. 5. FcathcStnnc and
Capt. j. W. Williams. The IMPORT Of the
committee wis adopted aud win bc made
historic in due time. The meeting AL.
iourncd sine die.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

TIM Rev DIR. Walk will preach in Col
licrNillc tomorrow.
Mn. :. T. READ is confined to his room
with an attack of malaria.
W. u. Tracy, Of Scwanec, Tenn, is
paying his relative, Col. H. Il. Snowdcn,
brief visit.
Miss Mlm,N NELSON will bc with her
friend Miss Rosa Rambaut, ON Linden
street, Tor week.
Cor. JAWS l.. FR,znU, superintendent
Of the &. u q. road, and wife, of Louie
vile, are guests nj the Peabody.
TrE Rev. \. VI. Il. Braunson and bride,
. nee Miss Annie Uzzcll, oi Augusta, Ark,
are spending q. lew days NJ the Peabody.
TuE many friends OF Miss Willie Maize
Rudisill, who has been so dangerously i'll
with typhoid icyoT will I've glad to learn
that she is slowly improving.
NISiToRs on change !. q. Mcdowell,
indianapolis, Ind; T.. II. sullivan, VIII.
annette, Ark, Mary Lee Clark, Nashville,
Tenn; W. Y. TAYLOR, .city; Y. VI. Alsup,
Commerce, Miss; John II. Laughlin, n.
Louis, Mo-; George J. lmdrum. Hunts.
vile, Ala; J. A. KnkMood, Judsonia,
Ark; Mn. W. +. Taylor city; +. u. Kin.
ncy, Bells. Tenn. ish
s#aaa
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Chaneery Court.

Opinions December 10, by Chancellor
Estes; Vance W. Goodwin; reference or
dcrcd. CmasSa W. Pancsia; pro conics-o
set aside and case rcmandedt to rules. Tinl-
Ter vs.. o'Donncll; proceedings stayed for
proof. Weaver w. Weaver; administrator
must be appointed. Jack W. lowcnstcin;
demurrer sustained and leave 10 amend.
The following city real estate will bcsold
at the courthouse today hy order of the
chmccry court: plot o. block 10, 2INll2
feet, on west side Of Front street, Fort
Pickering; lot 81, block o, 2ONlOO icct, on
east side Of Second street, Fort Pickering:
lot 40xl00 feet, on east side of Third
street, southeast corner OF first alley north
of Auction street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-17

Yesterday afternoon q reporter was at
tractcd by large crowd standing IN iront
Of Main street house. On rushing to
the scene he found that little boy, whose
name could not be asccriainel, hal been
carrying a large box 81 sol colrman'- cclc.
bmtcd ko-ko nlu and had fallen ON the
sidewalk and hurt himself very bad, thus
delaying Mn. Jones, ~ she was waiting to
b. cured Of indigestion.
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shelby Cirrnii Couri.

The suit Of J. $. Cody W. Aston Boyd
for 5000 is on trial in the circuit court.
The demand is based upon losses alleged
by plaintiff 10 have occurred tn him by
reason Of m injunction, which he claims
was Illegally obtained by the defendant
against him some time since, restraining
the collections Of sundry accounts. notes,
etc, which became worthless in his hands.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-17

Tho total number Of immigrants arriving
IN Canada from January 10 November ~
was l3S, l62. ~ compared with $50 lg2 for
The same period last year. The total num-.
Der oi parscngurs a. the United States for
the eleven months Of 1857 reaches G5,02l,
~ compared with 1855 for the same pc.
rod last wear.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-17
RETURNED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
A Number OF Young Men Homo from
the University OF the South.

A large delegation Of students from the
University Of the South have arrived in
the city to spend their winter vacation
Among them are Lieut. Henry J. Lynn,
George G.. Harris, Ed Ellitt, Zen Bruce,
Laurence Coover, Rhca Carey, w. u.
Tracy, Alex Austin and Capt. X. Brinkley
Snowden. Memphis was well represented
at Sewanec the past year, there being over
twenty students from this place. The uni
yesiiy is gaining in popularity. having
had the past year nearly 400 matriculanis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-17

Miss Annie Court, Of Camden, y. j.,
twenty nine years Of age, gave birth 10 u.
legitimate twins-boy and girl-Wedncs-
Jay. Thursday morning the infal wcrc
missing. and search resulted In nnding
their dead bodies in a pail Of water Mis-
Court il too III 20 bc removed from her
residence. 10 she IA under surveillance.
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Probafe s'aurf.

Business transacted yesterday: John T..
Hurley appointed guardian oi ThoL A.
Hurley. T. j. Hudson appointed guardian
of heirs Of T.. ]. Kindred. The will 1T lsll-
bella Haynes was admitted 10 probate, and
Eliza j. Haynes, the sole lcgatcc, was
named as pxgrutrix
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IIrrn-r,I Co We'd.

Marriage licenses issued since last report:
II. w. Crawford and Mrs. Susan 4. Hop.
per. =. W. webb and Anna Heart, Wyatt
Griffith and Mary ]. Gould lcplorcdl, Hugh
Williams and Hannah Crump icolorcdl,
Allen litiOrd andMaria Jefferson lcOlOrcdJ.
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Criminal Court.

Business transacted yesterday: Henry
Crcssenberg, retailing without license;
verdict, not guilty.
J. Coxtcn, retailing liquor without H..
ceuse. fine SO
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I.ndle-. Aisensian.

Buy your husband, sweetheart or brother
handsome Cigar Case at Sainclson's Cigar
Palace. They will stamp names In gilt let.
ters ON all cases bought Of them, free Of
charge.
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Peculiar

TO Itself In many imporiaHi particulars. Hoods
sar,apariliA 10 different frOIs aud superior 10 anJ
other medicine.
Peculiar IN combination, proportion and prep
srs,ioa Of Ingredients. Iloods sarsaparillA po'.
sssses The full curative vslne Of the best known
remedies ~ the vegetable tlngdoin.
Peculiar In Iva medicinal merit, Hoods saftapa-
rilla seeomplshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength aud economy Hoods sar-
sAparilla l' the only medicine Of which can truly
bssaid, ~ dose. one dolsf" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require iarrsr doses, and do
not produce a, GOOD fosulii ~ Hood, AAfsapafia.
Peculiar In its good name athome there IL
more ~ Hoods sarsspsrIlla soldin Lowell where
ITS made, than u all othsf blood purifiers.
Peculiar In iu phspomsnal record Of sales
abroad no other preparation has ever attained
sueh ropusritjtn 40 shot lime. DO not be In
dneedto takesny other PREPARATION be'ure toge'
Hoods Sarsaparilla
ssldby all druggists. o. 'ifOrts. rreparsdonly
Hc'L HOOD a Co. Apoihscari''' Lowell hA'''
100 Doses one Dollar
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FIxrsr CON Canes 81 Thayer's.

Jesse French Piano & 0rgnn Co.,
O. X. Ilouck, yicc-prcsident and manager,
No. 1913 Main street.
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CAR fancy Florida orange, IN this morn.
ing, for sale by Kirk Allen q Go.
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DRrSED. turkeys and game, Kirk Al.
len n Co.
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The pc, s,osL E1hls,,Iou.

spc'lal Dispatch 10 the Appeal
Jackson, Tenn, Dec. IG.-This closes
another interesting and succcs-ful day {
the Interstate Poultry aud Pct Stock 49,.
sociation. The weather was fair anil every
thing propiiious. Thcscoring for points ~
merit j. finished and premiums have brcn
awarded. u. VI. owen, Of Athens, Tenn,
captured the so silver cup, given for the
two best breeding hens, on his brown leg
horns and lang-hans. Tomorrow prizes
will BE- given and the exposition closed.
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NULpoRD buys old gold.
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senlic A Mcrirether

Handle the celebrated Miller & obcf shoes
fOr mems wear. Best In the world.
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Jesse French Piiho 4 Organ Co.,
o. X. llOuck, vice president and manager,
No. 3G3 Min street.
Housekeopers' Attention.
To-day tsatu ria,l We OGcr

100 Pair Atwood White Blankets
siyc lo.i, at 1915, reduced from
$3.50.
200 Pair All-Wool Ill White Blankets
Reduced from 500 to $3.50 per
pair
$50 Ill White Atwood Blankets
Reduced from $3.50 To 500 per
pair.
100 Pair III Al Wool Blankets
Same goods that others ask $500
for; our price, $500 per pair.
Large Sim White Blankets
lO-I size, $3.50 per pair.
30 Pair 1914 California Atwood Blankets
Something 4 J.. reduced from ~. IS
To 500 Pcr pair
l5j Pair H. California Blankets
Made oi the finest wool these We
offer at $3.50. you can't buy this
grade anywhere under $500
CRIB Blankets.
All our Embroidered California CRIB
Blankets reduced from $3.50 10 $500
per pair.
He'd Comforts.
100 Satinc Comforts
Full size, filed with hest cotton,
S2.2j.
200 Large Silo Heavy Oil.Calico Comforts
Reduced 10 sl.Gj.
Elder Down Comforts
Made Of very fine French satin,
beautiful patterns, three grades,
500, 5000 aud $3.50 each.
Silk Elder Down Quilts and Pillows
IInndsomcst goods In this market,
1T reduced prices.
b. LoWENsTEIN g. BROS.
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FIVE Watch Work, Muliord'A
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A Sad Accident

OnprR turkeys for the holidays from
Kirk Allen d Go.
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Seattle q Weriueiber'-
u tho place where you ran buy pair 81 fine
rustom made shoes for D..
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For plsis and particulars hrply at Office 81 III.
Company
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

It is said that the Department d he Interior has under consideration {" .,ore lib.ral construction of the desert and law by which this class of lands nay be more generally taken up and the work of irrigation, which IS the ,Isolute and ultimate condition of 5heir reclamation begun as soon as ,ossible. The Senate in formulating .nd finally passing the bill repeating the pre- emption and timbereulture
 ..ts made liberal additions to th' .ceprt land law in order to encourage :,bair settlement. The House, whlci ra Ii ,ally favored the entire wiping out f this act with the other two laws. imposed this and 1t formed one of tht points upon which the conftrees of thu
 wo houses split. This was finally Il ranged, however, and the judicial ection formed only points of disagree nen-. An oIc.al of the Interior De .artment said today: If people ale wiling to go into these arid telts am i,ke up 64O acres of this land: paying what other folks pay for good land' 125 an acre. we are willing to give then all the opportunity necessary The necessity of irrigating these lan' means the expenditure of capital and he erection of great works. An early .ettlement of these lands means a
 ,rrly beginning of these projects an6 he beginning of the reclamation oi these lands at time when the narrow ing down of the public domain will .ause people to look elsewhere than tc ne arabic public domain. We have ,ot as yet decided upon any radically ,ew move, hut the subject is being dis ,ussed and we are inclined to relax pr past stringent rules and allow s aore liberal entry of thes. lands. O. u,se monopoly or fraud will be pre vented, but everybody ought to get at
 aess lands who are in good faith buy
 ng an who are determined to i'm prove them.-Tucson Citizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
Glg5RHlR'S PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 lXECU.IvE DEPARTMENT.

Whereas, The Live Stock Sanitary Com mission of the Territory of Arizona have d. 'ected my attention to the fact. that reIlahe information has reached them that conta- rious pleuro-pneumonia has made its ap- ,carance in large number of animals with n the States of New York, Vermont, Penn sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia Illinois and tie District of Columbia, ant is liable to make its appearance III th' State of Missouri: that the cattle interest f the T -~ritory are greatly endangered b. the prevalence of this plague in the sat- States, owing to the importation ot cltti' therefrom, and
 Whereas, The immense cattle interest of Arizona are thus menaced ani heav! loss upon this one of the most important our industries is liable to occur, unless gre cautionary measures are adopted.
 Now, therefore. 1, C. Meyer z lick, Gov ernor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the authority of law in me vested. d. DeTeIy OfueT, SSldDklStl ui''a hJS''NiS :" 1''t'' antine, to take effect on the first day oi June, 1887, against all territory heresotor mentioned, embracing also Eng gland, Scot land and the Dominion of Canada, onall bovine cattle from said localities coming into the Ter ritory of Arizona unless they yarequarantined at the point of entry prescribed blythe rnies and regulations of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Arizona, for period ot sixty days, and retained there until they shall receive a certificate of health signe' by the Veterinary Surgeon of the Territory of Arizona, or some duly appointed deputy under him.
 In testimony whereof, l have hereunt' (Seal) .et my hand and causel the Grea Seal of tbe Territory to he herennto affixed
 Done at Prescott, the Capital, this twel ty-sixth dly of May, A. D 1887.
 (. MEYER ZULICK. By the Governor,
 WM. c. FCsrER,
 Acting Secretary Of Territory
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

in a country like Southern Arizona, wheie irriga tion is absolutely essential, and wh re time and capital are required to take out irrigating canals, every presumption ought to be in favor of the entire good faith of the .ettler upon the public lands in making his settlement, etc While awaiting the de yelopment of water, the settler, able to get ,otbiug from his land, is compelled to be absent from his claim for greater or less pc riods In such cases his ii ghts as a pre- emptor or homesteader should be preserN ed. md his good faith not questiouiI. All settlers on the public lands in Southern Arizona have cJm nJn interest h having , liberal construction of the law upon thi- subject; and ct cases Lave occurred in thls county recently where parties, too mean' ,outernptible and cowardly to act openly nd above-board like men, hd'e' hNe ~ .ow. dirty CUTS that they are. sneakingly ,ep,rted some of their neighbors to the Department as having failed to comply "l4h ,he law. It is altogether unnecessary to say that in these cases they lied most dam aably. In one homestead case reported tte ,omesteader has lived continuously upon she land, only being absent few days on business; besides he has made valuable rm- movements upon the same. A man that
 ,ould thus attempt without good canse t. put his neighbor to trouble and expense, l. A dirty blackguard and unworthy the re- spect of even decent dog
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
Of !,tcresc 10 Laaie 9.

The new treatment for ladies' disoases discovery by Dr. Mary A. Hregg, the di . tinguished English Physician and nu-sl, which has revolutioniz' 'd the entire mode Of treating thcsc complaints in England is r'w being intrt duced into the '. S., cEGer 6 fair and noble plan.
 Sufficient of this remedy for one north $ trial treatment is sent flee 70 cy.ry lady who is suffering from any disease common to the sex who sends her address and l3 2ct. stamps for expense. charges etc.
 It is positive cure for any form of fem ale disease and the free trial package is many times sufficient to effect q permanent cure. Full directions accompany the pack. age (which is put up in plain wrapper also price list for future reference No trim, package will be sent after Oct. ls', 1886 Address, GREEN REMEDY COMPANY. PALxv EA. N. Y.
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Good RasI.: in EIeY Case.

D. A. B-al;orl. wholesale paper dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was ser ious'y afflicted with q severe cold that set tied on his lungs; had tried many remediea without benefit. Being induced to try Dr. Kings New Discove.y for Consumption, did so and was entirely cured iy use of a few bottles. Since which tine he has used it in his fanily for all Coughs and Cold with best results. This is the experience of thou sands whose lives have been saved by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial bottle free at 4. Franks storS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

The hottest weather on recorl for that State is reported from California, and con- siderable damage is said to have been done to the young fruit crop by the heat and hot winds. The absence of old semi-trop at his se5son of the year, we fear will result lisastrously to Yuma's leng-enjoyed repu- .ation. We do hope the old sinner don t intend to transfer the crown to our neigh bo over the river. His favorite queen. .creal mildnass, holds the weather gauge IL Ylma during his business trip to Califor' ia.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
An End to Bone ScrapinJ.

Edward SLepherl, of Harrisburg, IL, avs: Having re:eived so much benefit from Electric Bitters. feel it my duty to et suffering humanity know it. Have had | running sore on my les for eight years; my doctors told me would have to have the ,onc scraped or leg amputated. 1 used, in- ,tead. three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Blcklen's Arlica Salve, and my les is now sound and well" Electric Bitters are sold at if y cents bottle, and Bucklens Arnica Salve at 2jc. per box ly A. Fran S
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

ladies will in1 relief from their costive ness. Swimming in tn II al, Colic. Soar Stomach. II .adache, Kidney troubles, etc. by taking dose of Simmons Liver Rsgnla' tor after dinner CT supper, so as to move the bowels once a day. Mothers will have bet ter health anl the lnbies will grow nor robust by using the Regslator. If an infant shows signs af Colic, nsthing like a few 1r,ps in water for relief.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of the County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, C, II. B.inley, Judge.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 Piedad C. RedOnd",
 Deceasel. Notice is hereby gwen by the undersign- ed Executors of the estate of Piedad C. Redondo, deceased, to the creditors of and sll persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit the same with the nee essary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Executors at the honse of J. l.. Re- dondo, in the village and County of Yuma, A. T.
 Dated this 30th day Arri', A. D lSS-.
 Luz REDoNDO DE BALss,
 FRA lk EEDoSDO,
 J. L. kEDoSDo, Executors of the Estat: of Piedad C. Re. dondo, Deceased.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
NOTTCE.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company fof Arizonal " i'll be held at the office of the Company in San Francisco. State of Cali forsia, on Wednesday the thirteenth day of July. 1887, at ten o'clock a. m to elect Directors for the ensuingyear and to trans act such other business as m ay properly come before said meeting.
 F. S. DOUTY,
 SECRETARY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
Board of Supervisors.
Ofi,e of the Board of Supervisors, County Of iun., A. T.
 Yuma. A. T., June 6, 1887.

Eoa,d met pursuant to adjournment, at 10 o'clock a. ms: Rcil called. Pres mt, 1 Chairman, C. V Meeden, Supervisors O.. {. Townsend and D. M. Field. Communication from Acting Secretary, ". c. Foster, recei, ed and ordered filed. action on the same being postponed until regular meeting. On motion it IS ordered that the County Physician make examina- 5ion of all paupers now being boarded at .he county jail at county expense and re- port their condition at once, and th.t Said Physician be noti6ed of this order. On motion Beard adjourned to next reg ular meeting.
 Minutes read and approved.
 J.L. REDONDO,
 Clerk
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
Clerk of Board of Supervise
Yuma, June 4, 1887.
J. L. REDONDO

The hostile Apac,es are said to De trying to get hack to the reservation. They vii! get there of course. safe and sound but hurg-y; however, they will ind the ia ted calf nicsly roas'el. The last news f.on
 he troops was that early il tne morning saey haA liscos sfsd hat ~"s supposed t. fresh nioccasin track ond had cam2e3 til the matter could be iavesti gated. 4 civilian who ey,mineI it sad it was q two yea--ol3 tra-A of one of Geronimo's squaws.
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sucklen's Arniea sa;Vo.

The best Salve in the world for Cats. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It | guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, CT money refunded Price 25 cents per box. for sale by A. Frank.